Quentin Gibson discusses cultural shift in Colorado football for 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 6:20 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Sophomore wide receiver Quentin Gibson emphasized a new sense of unity within the Colorado Buffaloes as they enter the 2026 season. In recent comments, Gibson noted that the team is bonding more effectively, contrasting last year's issues with leadership and accountability. The Buffaloes revamped their roster to bring in motivated players hungry to prove themselves at the Power Four level. This change is believed to be supported by the successful start of fall camp in Colorado Springs. Gibson expressed excitement about showcasing their new Go-Go offense this season.
- •Gibson believes the team's culture has improved significantly.
- •Colorado revamped its roster with motivated players this offseason.
- •Team leadership and accountability were key challenges last season.
- •Fall camp is seen as a catalyst for improved team dynamics.
- •Gibson aims to contribute as a primary kick returner and offensive player.
- 6:20 PMYahoo Sports — Quentin Gibson says Colorado football's culture has changed in 2026
"Quentin Gibson says Colorado has grown closer and more unified as it enters 2026 and is excited to show off in the Go-Go offense.
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